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[Title] => Mines bureau eyes $122M in new investments this year
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The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) is targeting mining investments of about $122 million for 2006.
"So far, about $47.91 million has been added to actual investments for the year bringing the total to $494.57 million since 2005. If we are to include the $80-million Didipio copper-gold project, we will be able to achieve our target for the year," said MGB Director Horacio Ramos.
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[Title] => Mining investments seen to reach $8B in med term
[Summary] => Investments in the resurgent local mining sector totaled $372 million in the last three years and is expected to accelerate, reaching at least $8 billion in the medium-term on the back of increasing demand for metals in the world market.
Data from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) indicate that investments in the mining industry had been lackluster from 2003 to 2004 as mining companies reeled from the 2003 Supreme Court ruling that deemed the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 unconstitutional.
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[Title] => DENR pursues $8-B mining projects
[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will pursue in the next five years, 24 medium and large-scale mining projects requiring new investments of $8 billion.
Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes said the primary minerals production will come from gold, copper and nickel mining projects.
"The DENR will continue to focus on the rehabilitation of abandoned mines and promote more investments in mining," Reyes said.
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DIDIPIO COPPER-GOLD
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The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) is targeting mining investments of about $122 million for 2006.
"So far, about $47.91 million has been added to actual investments for the year bringing the total to $494.57 million since 2005. If we are to include the $80-million Didipio copper-gold project, we will be able to achieve our target for the year," said MGB Director Horacio Ramos.
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[Title] => Mining investments seen to reach $8B in med term
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Data from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) indicate that investments in the mining industry had been lackluster from 2003 to 2004 as mining companies reeled from the 2003 Supreme Court ruling that deemed the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 unconstitutional.
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[Title] => DENR pursues $8-B mining projects
[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will pursue in the next five years, 24 medium and large-scale mining projects requiring new investments of $8 billion.
Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes said the primary minerals production will come from gold, copper and nickel mining projects.
"The DENR will continue to focus on the rehabilitation of abandoned mines and promote more investments in mining," Reyes said.
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